no offence meant

No no, I'm here, at work and it's drizzling in typical British fashion. Aaaaagh

GMTV said this morning that this day was the most depressing day of the year. Apparently with everyone having had the Christmas break, spent lots of money and bad weather.

Well it's the bad weather that gets me everytime.

Ooooh, things are looking up, just spotted the Builders going for tea break. Ooh how lovely. Hell no it's not politically incorrect! It's very very politically correct.

BBC London radio this morning was discussing the comment made by an MP that as a country we have gone far too far with political correctness. Why are we afraid to voice our opinions in case we are branded racist, homophobic, ageist sizeist, etc.? Shouldn't it be that we are afraid to voice our opinions because we know they are offensive? Surely that way we learn that our behaviour is unacceptable.

Ah ha, there go those builders again, aaahhhh.......